Product Description

The new SanDisk Ultra II CompactFlash memory card has a minimum sustained write speed of 9MB per second and a read speed of 10MB per second. Get faster speed for all the things you do.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1014 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: SanDisk
• Model: SDCFH-004G-E11
• Released on: 2005-02-09
• Dimensions: .13" h x 1.43" w x 1.68" l, .13 pounds

Features

• Faster write speed means less time between shots 9MB/second
• Read performance 10MB/second
• High density flash memory and optimized controller technology lets you save large image files faster
• Provides the durability and high speed quality needed for advanced amateur photographers and photo enthusiasts

Manufacturer's Description
The new SanDisk Ultra II Memory Stick PRO memory card has a minimum sustained write speed of 9 megabytes (MB) per second and a read speed of 10MB per second. Get faster speed for all the things you do.In the fast-paced world of Digital Photography, you rely on your camera and its capabilities. You also rely on your Memory Stick PRO card to be fast, reliable and compatible with your camera. To meet the needs of professional and advanced photographers, SanDisk has developed new, optimized Memory Stick PRO cards.

Customer Reviews

Ultra Better than Extreme
Bought this 4Gb card in June 2008 to go with my Canon 400D on a European cruise thinking I would need more storage than my existing SanDisk Extreme cards (1 and 2 Gb) but the speed of the Ultra both on camera and transfer speed to computer (Mac) was light years ahead in terms of speed. I'll sell the Extremes and upgrade to Ultra.

Increased Speed
Bought this to replace a 1Gb Microdrive so I could shoot RAW files with my Fujifilm S9600. Thought that speed difference would be negligible as I presumed it was limited by the camera, however when it comes to reviewing shots (i.e. Read speed) scrolling is almost instantaneous, compared to a highly noticeable delay with the old card.

Reliable, capable, speedy
Sandisk cards are superb little pieces of technology. I use them exclusively, I think I have around 10 of various capacities and speeds.

These are the largest I own. They are very, very good value for money. I'm used to using the 2GB Extreme III cards and these are noticeably slower (slower being a relative term) when downloading images from the card onto my computer. However, it would be a bit stupid to mark it down for that as I knew they were going to be slower. In a canon 5D they give me something like 230 shots, a canon 40D yields around 270. A full card takes around 20 mins to transfer all images. Good numbers.

I remember (eeeeh, when I were a lad!), not that long ago really when even a 1GB card like this cost hundreds of pounds. Now you can pick up a 4gb card for less than fifteen sheets.

So full marks for an all around great product yet again